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Glendale Petty Sessions Register 1915-1920 (Ref: Glendale Ps 9/6) GLENDALE PETTY SESSIONS REGISTER 1915-1920 (REF: GLENDALE PS 9/6) PAGE DATE OF COMPLAINANT DEFENDANT OFFENCE PLEA SENTENCE NOTES NO & OFFENCE/ INCLUDING FINES CASE DATE OF AND COSTS* NO TRIAL PS 9/6 4th March Police John WOODCOCK Drunk and disorderly Wooler Fine 9s page1/ 1915 The Hagg, Mindrum case 6th April 1915 Labourer no.717 PS 9/6 9th March Police George ADDLE Owner of dog without collar Fine 5s page1/ 1915 Dovecote at Wooler case 6th April 1915 Wooler, Plasterer no.718 PS 9/6 6th April 1915 Occasional Licences Mrs HETHERINGTON Costs 10s page1/ (2) PS 9/6 6th April 1915 Occasional Licence (1) Thomas Lowey Costs 5s page1/ BURN. PS 9/6 6th April 1915 Occasional Licence (1) John SEED Costs 5s page1/ PS 9/6 6th April 1915 Explosive licence John CONQUER Costs 1s page1/ renewed (1) PS 9/6 30th April Police Alfred MASON, Being an Alien arriving in a Not guilty. Costs 4s.. page2/ 1915 No fixed abode Prohibited Area, in Remanded until 6th case 4th May 1915 Labourer. Aged 47 contravention of Article 2 of May 1915. no.719 Aliens Restriction (Amendment) Order 1915 in that he failed to produce identification papers or to obtain the special permission of an Aliens officer. PS 9/6 4th May 1915 Thomas BOLTON George REAVLEY Objection to issue of Costs 4s Alnwick Gazette page2/ Alnwick Hetton North Farm exemption in respect of a 8th May 1915, case Superintendent of Farmer dog. page 5, col 5. no.720 Police Applied for 2 exemptions, only one granted as only had one dog. PS 9/6 4th May 1915 Thomas BOLTON Thomas STEWART Objection to issue of Costs 4s Alnwick Gazette page2/ Alnwick Blue House, Lowick exemption in respect of a 8th May 1915, 1 case Superintendent of dog. page 5, col 5. Was no.721 Police refused exemption because he did not have a dog. PS 9/6 4th May 1915 Thomas BOLTON James FOREMAN Objection to issue of Costs 4s Alnwick Gazette page2/ Alnwick Lowick. exemption in respect of a 8th May 1915, case Superintendent of dog. page 5, col 5. no.722 Police Surname given as FREEMAN. He was refused exemption because he was a butcher and not a shepherd. PS 9/6 3rd May 1915 J H FANTHORPE Ivor JONES Misbehaviour in Wooler Not guilty 21 days Prison Alnwick Gazette page2/ 4th May 1915 Wooler Wooler Workhouse Workhouse. Costs 5s 8th May 1915, case Workhouse Master Casual page 5, col 5. no.723 See 766/17 and JONES, 37 years 767/17 old, was accused by William DAVIDSON, an inmate, of using bad language and threatening to strike him with a hammer. The Workhouse Master stated that the accused had pushed Davidson. 21 days in prison with Hard Labour PS 9/6 4th May 1915 Rates Allowed (22) Costs £2 page2/ PS 9/6 4th May 1915 Occasional licence (1) John SEED Costs 5s page2/ PS 9/6 30th April Police Alfred MASON, Being an Alien arriving in a 1 day’s detention Alnwick Gazette page3/ 1915 No fixed abode Prohibited Area, in Costs 4s 8th May 1915, case 6th May 1915 Labourer. Aged 47 contravention of Article 2 of page 5, col 5. no.724 Aliens Restriction Inspector BELL (Amendment) Order 1915 in stated that the that he failed to produce accused was a identification papers or to Russian. About obtain the special 5.30pm on Friday, permission of an Aliens the man gave his 2 officer. (See 719.) name as John BROWN. PS 9/6 1st June Bernard CARR David PORTER Employers and Workmen Cost 3s. page4/ 1915 Act. Settled before case Court. no.725 PS 9/6 6th May 1915 Thomas BOLTON Ralph SWAN Drunk and disorderly at Fine 7s 6d page4/ 1st June Alnwick Pawston, Mindrum. Thornington case 1915 Superintendent of Shepherd. no.726 Police PS 9/6 1st June Rates Allowed (18) Costs £1 16s page4/ 1915 PS 9/6 1st June Occasional Licences John SEED Costs 10s page4/ 1915 (2) PS 9/6 1st June Declaration Fee Edward SCOTT Costs 1s. page4/ 1915 PS 9/6 14th June J H FANTHORPE George BROWN Absconded from Wooler 7 days prison page4/ 1915 No fixed abode workhouse Costs 4s case 14th June no.727 1915 PS 9/6 14th June J H FANTHORPE James DOULAGHAN Absconded from Wooler 7 days prison page4/ 1915 No fixed abode workhouse Costs 4s case 14th June no.728 1915 PS 9/6 14th June Overseers of Appeal day fees Costs £1 17s Page4/ 1915 Townships (37) PS 9/6 [Not Police Owen McBRIDE Drunkenness Guilty Fine 5s page5/ recorded] case 2nd July 1915 no.729 PS 9/6 [Not Police Edward BONNAR Drunkenness Guilty Fine 5s page5/ recorded] case 2nd July 1915 no.730 PS 9/6 [Not Margaret HUTSON Adam HUTSON Persistent cruelty. Costs 6s Guilty Further references page6/ recorded] 100 Pont St, Ashington Kirknewton (Married Women Act 1895) Settled before can be found in case 6th July 1915 Farm Labourer Court. Norham and no.731 Islandshire Petty Sessions Register, PS 6/1, starting 31st May 1920, 261/52. (HUDSON/ HUTSON); for 3 Assault and Battery, 14th Aug 1918 [ PS 9/6 page30/ case no.77] and Breach of Contract 31st Oct 1918, [PS 9/6 page31/ case no.86] PS 9/6 [Not Arthur GREATHEAD David PORTER Failing to abate nuisance at Fine 10s page6/ recorded] Inspector of Nuisances Wooler South Doddington by not Costs £4 2s case 6th July 1915 of the Glendale Rural emptying privies and ashpits no.732 District Council (Public Health Act 1875) PS 9/6 6th July 1915 Occasional Licence (1) John SEED Costs 5s page6/ PS 9/6 6th July 1915 Rate Allowed (1) Costs 2s page6/ PS 9/6 3rd Aug 1915 Margaret FULLERTON John THOMPSON Application for Bastardy Costs £3 10s 6d page7/ Ford Common South Hazelrigg Order child born 14th Oct 3s per week until case Married Woman Belford. 1914. 14yrs. no.733 See 756/13, 768/17, 822/38 PS 9/6 13th July Police Henry FOREMAN Drunk and disorderly at Guilty Fine £1 Alnwick Gazette, page7/ 1915 Norham on Tweed Lowick 7th Aug 1915, page case 3rd Aug 1915 BUTCHER. 5, col 3. Henry no.734 Foreman, junior, aged 45. PC Henderson stated that he found Foreman drunk and wanting to fight. He was obliged to lock Foreman up, as he was continuing to make a serious disturbance. He was granted bail when sober. He was fined £1 as he did not have a good record. PS 9/6 3rd Aug 1915 Occasional Licences John SEED Costs £1 page7/ (4) 4 PS 9/6 3rd Aug 1915 Explosive Licence B PESCOD Costs 1s Page7/ renewed (1) PS 9/6 18th Aug Police Thomas DUNN Deserter 7th Northumberland Costs 2s page7/ 1915 Fusiliers. Handed over to case escort. no.734a PS 9/6 [Not John Henry James MORRISON Damage to property in Costs 4s . page7/ recorded] FANTHORPE workhouse. 2s coml [?] case 30th Aug Master of Workhouse 14 days hard labour no.735 1915 Wooler PS 9/6 21st July Arthur GREATHEAD Joseph BELL. Drawing one flat cart on Fine 6s 6d Alnwick Gazette page8/ 1915 Inspector of Nuisances Chopwell, Durham Lowick Common without Costs 3s 9d 11th Sept 1915, case 7th Sep 1915 for Glendale Rural Hawker consent of Glendale Rural page 2, col 7. no.736 District Council, District Council. Accused returning Wooler from St James Fair; evidence given by Arthur GREATHEAD, Luke TAIT, keeper of the Common & PC HENDERSON. Costs of 3s 9d to cover expenses of witnesses. PS 9/6 21st July Arthur GREATHEAD James BOE Drawing one van and one Fine 6s 6d Alnwick Gazette page8/ 1915 Inspector of Nuisances 2 Park Place cart on Lowick Common Costs 3s 9d 11th Sept 1915, case 7th Sep 1915 for Glendale Rural Newcastle upon Tyne, without consent of Glendale page 2, col 7. no.737 District Council, Hawker Rural District Council. Accused returning Wooler from St James Fair; evidence given by Arthur GREATHEAD, Luke TAIT, keeper of the Common & PC HENDERSON. Costs of 3s 9d to cover expenses of witnesses. PS 9/6 21st July Arthur GREATHEAD William DUSEFIELD Drawing one flat cart on Fine 6s 6d Alnwick Gazette page8/ 1915 Inspector of Nuisances Winlaton Lowick Common without Costs 3s 9d 11th Sept 1915, case 7th Sep 1915 for Glendale Rural Hawker. consent of Glendale Rural page 2, col 7. no.738 District Council, District Council. Accused returning Wooler from St James Fair; evidence given by Arthur GREATHEAD, 5 Luke TAIT, keeper of the Common & PC HENDERSON. Costs of 3s 9d to cover expenses of witnesses. PS 9/6 21st July Arthur GREATHEAD Joseph QUINN Drawing one flat cart on Fine 6s 6d Alnwick Gazette page8/ 1915 Inspector of Nuisances Back Leazes Terrace. Lowick Common without Costs 3s 9d 11th Sept 1915, case 7th Sep 1915 for Glendale Rural Newcastle upon Tyne. consent of Glendale Rural page 2, col 7. no.739 District Council, Hawker District Council. Accused returning Wooler from St James Fair; evidence given by Arthur GREATHEAD, Luke TAIT, keeper of the Common & PC HENDERSON. Costs of 3s 9d to cover expenses of witnesses. PS 9/6 21st July Arthur GREATHEAD Martha COOPER Drawing one van and one Fine 6s 6d Alnwick Gazette page8/ 1915 Inspector of Nuisances Percy Court, flat cart on Lowick Common Costs 3s 9d 11th Sept 1915, case 7th Sep 1915 for Glendale Rural Newcastle upon Tyne without consent of Glendale page 2, col 7. no.740 District Council, Rural District Council. Accused returning Wooler from St James Fair; evidence given by Arthur GREATHEAD, Luke TAIT, keeper of the Common & PC HENDERSON.
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